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1) Don't worry, it's just your syntax. You're treating lists like arrays. (which they are, kinda, but different) $ fieldlist = [field1, field2] You can change the elements in a list using the method you were using, but you have to define the list first. 2) Totally possible. $ fieldCount = 0 while fi...

I got stuck in the endless loop too! Twice!
I figured the game was trying to make a statement or something...

While the above method will probably work fine, just wanted to point out that Renpy does natively support 'while' loops. label populate_field: while numFields < 16: #execute whatever code numFields += 1 also, for your second question, that should work, just remember to convert integer variables to s...

Would something like this work? imagebutton: idle "blah_idle.png" #the image when the button isn't focused hover "blah_hover.png" #the image when the button is focused hovered Play("sound", "click.wav") #an action to run when you mouse over the button action Start() #what the button does when clicke...

If-Else statements in init blocks can't be changed once the game starts; I think that's why it only chooses the second one. You could try putting all the backgrounds into one ConditionSwitch; and that way you'd only have to write out the main menu code once(!) http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/ref...

Au contraire, my friend, who told you that?

Screen language totally contains a 'play' command:
http://www.renpy.org/doc/html/screen_actions.html#Play

Pardon me for a bit here, I just have to vent my frustration.

Welp, so long as it's for science:

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Hmm...that's odd. "image hair = HAIR" works fine for me. Well, anyway, you don't want to define 'hair' as an image. I don't think images defined in init blocks can be changed. Try this: $ HAIR = "Pictures/H" + HAIRSTYLE + HAIRCOLOR + ".png" show expression HAIR *sorry if this is irrelevant again*

Hmm...try it this way:
It's basically assuring the game that those variables are strings too, and therefore part of the larger string.

Aha! So it sees _text and _button_text as separate styles...that explains it!

Thanks so much, Pytom!

I made a custom style with the default parent, and I tried to make another custom style that inherits from the first custom style. However, the second always reverts to default. I've tried putting them in different sorts of init blocks, as per this thread , but nothing I've tried has any effect. ini...

The solution for your battle function is basic programming; you may want to look through some basic python tutorials if you have anymore problems with that. Anyway, what you probably want is a while loop: while playerHP > 0 and enemyHP > 0: menu: "Attack": "You attack." $ enemyHP -= 1 "Do nothing": ...

1) If you've read all the threads about it, you already know that setting "_game_menu_screen" to None will stop the ESC key and right-clicking. To hide the buttons in the textbox, go into 'screens.rpy', and look at the bottom of the 'say' screen (its the very first one), and copy paste this code: if...

My rule of thumb with critique is, if there is absolutely nothing nice to say about it, then at least say you can tell they put a lot of effort into it. And if they didn't put a lot of effort into it, then it's probably not worth critiquing.